Soddy Daisy Bankruptcy Lawyer
At Mark T. Young & Associates, our Tennessee legal team provides comprehensive bankruptcy representation to help individuals achieve debt relief. We understand the frustration and uncertainty associated with overwhelming debts, and we dedicate substantial time, talent and resources to help clients go through the bankruptcy process effectively.
Chattanooga student loan and tax debt relief lawyer Mark T. Young has more than 30 years of experience preparing and filing bankruptcy petitions. He understands the complex Bankruptcy Code, as well as its guidelines and restrictions. As a dedicated bankruptcy attorney, he can evaluate your situation from every angle to determine the best course of action.
Chapter 7
When filing for Chapter 7 protection, you are not able to discharge your student loans. A hardship discharge is provided for in the Bankruptcy Code, however it is very difficult to obtain.
If you meet requirements under the Bankruptcy Code and your income tax debts are old enough, you may be able to get them discharged. It is important to discuss your situation with a qualified bankruptcy lawyer, as discharging income tax debt requires specialized analysis and evaluation.
Chapter 13
When filing Chapter 13, you may not discharge any part of your student loan including principal or interest; however, you can receive protection from these creditors while in your Chapter 13 case.
Under Chapter 13, you can pay any and all taxes , income tax, sales tax, etc. in your Chapter 13 plan. IRS tax liens can be paid in the plan. Filing under Chapter 13 will stop all contacts and legal actions by the Internal Revenue Service.
Call Us Today for a FREE Consultation
Our legal team is available to discuss your situation at 423-933-1606 or toll free at 888-376-0282. You may also send us an e-mail to schedule your free consultation with a qualified lawyer. We are conveniently located and offer handicap accessibility, as well as free parking.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
